Notebook
Reference code
WAY/01/10
Title
Notebook
Date
c 1843-1846
Level of description
item
Extent and format
1 small folder
Scope and content
This folder contains loose handwritten notes and drawings on armour and monuments.
Note titled Memoranda for the Notes to the Promptorium Parvvulorum - Way's edition of Promptorium parvulorum sive clericorum published by the Camden Society in 3 volumes 1843-1865 (see Works of the Camden Society 25, 54 & 89).
Note in Latin concerning Nicholas de Barentone.
Pencil drawing of Statue of Titus in the Louvre.
Pen and ink detailed drawing of Black Armour of a Knight of St George, 1525.
Pen and ink detailed drawings and notes of Tournament armour 1445, 1458, 1463, 1490, 1543.
Note on hastiludes.
Printed picture of Shrewsbury Shrine.
Letter dated 27 March 1845 from Henry Ellis, 1777-1869.
Speaking notes for Society meeting 21 December 1843 on an English drinking-cup.
Note on moats.
Printed drawing of Victoria Baths and Marine Promenade Southport.
Small packages titled AKEMAN STREET, THE FOSS WAY, British & Roman Roads, Devon, IKNIELD STREET, Oxfordshire, Herefordshire, Salop. Co.,The XV [. ] of Antoninus from Reading to Exeter.
A note on decorated tiles in Witham Church, Essex.
Folded note containing unmarked metal [coin?], reads "shilling won" and "on the 10th day of payment of stamp duty".
Note titled Memoranda for the Notes to the Promptorium Parvvulorum - Way's edition of Promptorium parvulorum sive clericorum published by the Camden Society in 3 volumes 1843-1865 (see Works of the Camden Society 25, 54 & 89).
Note in Latin concerning Nicholas de Barentone.
Pencil drawing of Statue of Titus in the Louvre.
Pen and ink detailed drawing of Black Armour of a Knight of St George, 1525.
Pen and ink detailed drawings and notes of Tournament armour 1445, 1458, 1463, 1490, 1543.
Note on hastiludes.
Printed picture of Shrewsbury Shrine.
Letter dated 27 March 1845 from Henry Ellis, 1777-1869.
Speaking notes for Society meeting 21 December 1843 on an English drinking-cup.
Note on moats.
Printed drawing of Victoria Baths and Marine Promenade Southport.
Small packages titled AKEMAN STREET, THE FOSS WAY, British & Roman Roads, Devon, IKNIELD STREET, Oxfordshire, Herefordshire, Salop. Co.,The XV [. ] of Antoninus from Reading to Exeter.
A note on decorated tiles in Witham Church, Essex.
Folded note containing unmarked metal [coin?], reads "shilling won" and "on the 10th day of payment of stamp duty".
Creator
Way, Albert (1805-1874), antiquary
Language
Latin and English